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segmondy
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About segmondy
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Comment #49223250
everything in AI is not focused on LLM, if you think so then that's because you are in LLM bubble. The big idea with LLM is that it's generative AI, the generative could be anythin…
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Comment #49209913
and your point?
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Comment #49209884
You can't make this ish up. In the era of AI when we need as much energy as possible, this admin is pulling this ridiculous stunt. Yeah, I'm not wagering that USA wins the AI race.…
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Comment #49188919
I feel it's image management and a bet. If they succeed, Google profits. If they don't succeed it doesn't matter, it's still a signal to the market/wallstreet that there's no "bad …
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Comment #49188888
I have often heard, "ignorance of the law is no excuse" so I always imagined that if you broke the law, you committed a crime, but I suppose it makes sense, if you break the law an…
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Comment #49185218
End of an era for Alphabet.
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Comment #49185182
they are not going to get rewarded as much as they will make going to openai or anthropic. Google is not insane to pay tens and hundreds of millions to individuals like Zuck is. Cr…
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Comment #49185093
Someone that is innocent is going to get killed soon because flock flagged them incorrectly. I recall reading the auto journalist that got flagged for a stolen car while test drivi…
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Comment #49184576
so if you don't use skill, harness and memory systems, what do you use?
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Comment #49183476
Makes sense, thanks for explaining. I guess I have often conflated civil liability with being equivalent to a crime as well.
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Comment #49182587
"Without whatever intent the crime requires, they haven't committed a crime." I'm not a lawyer, but I don't believe this. There is definitely negligence, these companies have often…
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Comment #49177445
Sounds good in theory. But your own personal AI agent that guards you can't do so just defensively, it must also have offensive capability. If personal AI agents have offensive cap…
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Comment #49168491
no they won't , the bubble is a financial thing. the demand is real and not going away.
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Comment #49147253
people are excited, let them be excited! but more than the excitement is realizing the implications of what this means for building software, first it looks like a toy and then it …
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Comment #49146466
you're tired because you lack imagination.
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Comment #49139937
Asking right questions is not an easy skill possessed by many.
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Comment #49124383
They announced it already, read the tech report. "For the Code Agent tasks among the public benchmarks above, DeepSeek-V4-Flash-0731 is evaluated with the minimal mode of DeepSeek …
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Comment #49123696
Q8 is ~ 151gb
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Comment #49115301
200x coding with LLM
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Comment #49072108
if it's to be believed, it's so easy. you distill it, and you have a copy in 2 weeks, isn't that what China is doing? so 2 weeks from now, we should have one.
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Comment #49050711
I don't know what you mean by "economical", but it has been "economical" to run this stuff yourself for the last 3 years. 1. You must be willing to be resourceful. 2. Be willing to…
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Comment #49050698
What is strange about GPT-4 being expensive in 2023? Supply and demand. Which other model choices did we have? Prices are related to supply and demand. We see it play out with the …
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Comment #49038823
At the end of the day, these companies that signed this letter have more cash. What they should do is bring some money together, more money than the other side, donate it and buy t…
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Comment #49038787
Google has produced Gemini Pro, Meta produced llama3-70B/llama3-405B and now has Muse, Musk has Grok. These are very capable models and to claim that they are not frontier is to st…